THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1913.
AUTO BANDIT CHIEF
SAYS HE PLANNED
AC0BGEM THEFT
Taylor-Reveals to Convict How
the Jeweller's Nephew Was
Slain During Robbery.
POLICE ARE AT WORK.
Taylor Admits Telling It, but
Says He Was Only Mak
ing a Bluff.
mutiM bnrflar.
HI up for MBUnna by JuaOee Foster
la Fart III., Oenerat Seealons. to-day.
41a kw eeaanacUena raught la the
MM errme, wnen Aastoant Dtstrlet
Atteraer Beetwtok eased that sentence
Uejsirsrllr WH wHll
ia. a tan in "ef a meet
atartJaag nature ' to Aanlstant Matrtet
Attorney Strong of ttM HomloMe Bu
TMa statement, a It gereloneil. waa
te ene effect that wfcJIe ti waa a cell
mala la the Totr.be with Joseph Taylor,
apprehended serere) wtiki ao aa Uia
ehtaf of tha auto headlta Involved la
several robberies. Tartar had Uid him
that ha waa tha ana who dlraotad tha
aata rehherf of JaoaM'a Jewelry at era
at ThtrUla atraat and SUth avonne
twa years ago, during tha eonraa of
waMi Joseph Stern, tha proprietor's
nephew, waa murdered.
TOLO OF HOMINY A FT BR TAK
INO MORFHINg.
Taylor, waa had Joat ruereeded In
tahlag a stiff daaa of morphine, emur.
glad to him through tha underground
chsanela af tha Tombe, grow garruloua,
ailirllag ta MoVatty. and deeortbed
haw tha Sloth rahhary and murder oa-
etatement through with a smile, than
laughed.
"Of oouraa, I Mid It tn McVettr,"
aald the Jaunty aulo bandit. "I told It
ta all the fallows In my gang ao aa to
throw a HtUa nerve Inlo them-to let
them eee What hlhfl of a man I wmn.
TAYLOR 8AV8 HE WAS "CHUCK
ING A BLUFF."
"I told the eame thing to Deputy
Commissioner Dougiierty when ! waa
arrested. I waa Just ehuoklng a biurf
with Dougherty. Juat aa I waa With tha
faUenra In my gang. 1 Juat waa tad ;o
JoUy hun.M
Besides Oaorga McVetty, tha other
three burglars convicted of tha rubbery
of a saloon at Twenty-fifth atreet and
Thirteenth avenue on Jan. B, were
Robert MoVatty, (ieorae'a brother,
c arlea C. Clark and Patrick Bolger.
Oeorge McVetty aald Taylor had told
111 tii thai Holger waa Impllrated wlin
him In the daring tailcab rohbery which
OCCUfTOU on neipune street, in ure.n-
with Village, some months ago. wherein
two meexengera for a silk house w- re
alugged and robbed of mora Ulan tMO.
Hnuier denied this to the Assistant Dla-trlrt-Attorneya.
Deputy Commleelonar Dougherty,
whan aeked about tha statement made
by MoVatty, aald that ha had put full
faith In tha authenticity of Taylofa
atatement; that Taylor bad made a
statement admitting complicity in tha
tarn murder to him and that he had
bean working on It to aeeure verlfloa
tlea from other sources.
SENATE GETS (KG LIST
OF APPOINTMENTS SENT
IN BY THE PRESIDENT
"TIM LOST BULLION" It tha
latest and baat of tha thrilling
claries of adventure. It la full of
lave Intereet and deep mystery
Every page la breathlessly turned to
tba nan to aa what naw aurpriaa or
thrill awalU tha reader. TMa really
wonderful place of Fiction will be
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tha Sunday World Mageslne begin
ning naxt Sunday.
Wilson Names Iowa Man as
Head of Appraisers' Board
Here Wide Range of Offices.
WAHHIVOTON, April II Among
I'reeldent Wllaon'a nominations sent to
tha Senate to-day were:
To the Hoard of United States Oen
erat Appraisers. Jerry B. Sullivan of
Iowa.
Appraiser of Cuatoma at Philadel
phia. William W Roper.
Auditor for tha Interior Department.
Robert W. Woolley of Virginia.
Collector of Internal Revenue, Her
bert M. Maneen, Second Dletrtct, wie
conaln. Aaalatant acretary of War. Henry
C. Breckinridge of Islington, Ky.
Judge of the District Court of Alas
ka. Division No. 1. Robert W. Jennlnga
of Alaska.
United Htatee Attorney for the Dis
trict of Oregon. Clarence U Iteames
V. 8. Marshal, Eastern Diet r let of
Tsiaa, Iienjatnln F. Sherrlll.
Director of the Census, William J.
Harris of Georgia.
Register of ths Land Office at KsJI
apeU, Mont., Frank O. William
"vieter ot Bsnta K. V. Mn rrha
:e a I Ik
rVeroMef of the fjen-al Iand OftVe.
lAiclm i '". Lamar
Kaaafrer of I'utillc Moneys at CJhe
ei.ne. Wyo . Luke Voorl.eea.
Assistant Attorny-Oeneral of t
l.'nltv States lf"r the Court of
"lelms. Samuel Ilouaton Thompaoa Jr.
of Denver, Col.
LITTLE BOY KILLED
BY A TROLLEY CAR.
Morris Bcckerman Was So Small
That the Fender Passed
Over Him.
Morne, the two and a half year eld
son of fen. Rebeooa Beckerman of No.
177 Clinton ntrnet, waa kDled to-day oy
an Ktffhth atreet croeatowti nar on-n-Ing
from WllUamebiirg Bridge, la
charge of Mntorman Joseph Blum.
The little hoy had been aant on an
errand for his mother a of sea tha
street. He etepped from behind a
truck directly In front of the oar. Ha
waa ao Uttle that the fender slipped
over ham and he waa wedged under the
forward trunk. Hruen stopped tha car
aa quickly aa he oouM asxl called Po
liceman Kennedy of the Dalanoey
street station
The policeman telephoned for a atreet
railway wrecking car and an ambulance
from Oouverneur Hoepltal. Then he
fougM off a frantic crowd of men and
women who wanted to turn the ear over
by main farce. When the ear eraa
rained Dr. Or ahem aald the ehlM waa
dead.
On (he way ta the acme of the ac
cident the ambulance had struck An
tonio Lorenso, a atreet sweeper. He
waa knocked down and hla ecalp waa
out. Dr. Oraham took him Into the
ambulance and carried him to the
hoapltaJ after it waa certain that nothing
oould be done for the little boy.
W?M BSnnnnnhnH W Am annnmnV WmW aUQanlnSrH
Taylor tetd McVetty that the Idea
of robbing Jacobla a to re Brat waa
eeaeetved when he and a girl named
"nmr ware Itrlng together la a flat
aeroaa the atreet from the Jewelry
a lore. When the plan waa fully ma
tured In hla awn mlad lie took in na
partners two men one of whom liaa
died staee the robbery and thev hired
a chauCeur kaewa ta them aa Lee to
pilot tha machine on tha night of the
robbery.
Taylor did not aay that he himself
had Bred tha ahol that killed Blern;
ha only aaumed responsibility for
"turning ths trick" In hla ouevaraatlon
with hla cell mate
After the robbery ke gave all the
Plunder h JoeJo. Through a friend of
era, a lawyer who now practices In
tha criminal courts, according to Tay-
ire Bwr, mos or ma Jewelry waa
of. "Juele" retained a few
that struck her fancy and is still
wearing them. Together she and Tay
lor weal ta Kllenvllle la the Catskills
following ths robbery and stayed there
bla months
A woman giving bar name as Laura
Taylor and bar add raw aa No. i&o Kut
aeveaty-eevonhh atreet haa been visit
ing Taylor constantly alnce hla Invar
caratloa In the Tombs.
When MoVatty had ftmlahed hla atate
ment Taylor waa brought ever from the
Tajnbe and what the burglar bad sworn
to waa road to him. He heard the
fjssannnnnnnnraa?aw'eer'- .
Vantine's Summer-time Rugs
from Oriental Lands
frnOMBININO the smallest outlay with the greatest artistic merit
I I unusual rugs from China, Japan and India, used by the bunga
I I low-dwellers of the famous Asiatic coast. Decorative, service
able, indoors, m open-air sleeping rooms and on porches. Exclusive
Vantine designs and colorings.
Jpn Cotton Run
In delicioualy cool jrc.ng and whit,
blue and white, and in solid greens
and brown. f
3x3 feet. $ .75 7.61 10.6 feet. $13
3x6 feet, Si 75 9 " feet- a7
6x9 feet, SI 50 is x 13 feet, $43
And many Intermediate sixes at cor
respondingly low prices
JaoauTeSsa Orientalb
Strikingly artistic copies of Turkish
and Persian designs in the well-known
Japanese Jute rugs. Many of them in
very desirable browns.
3x6 feet, Sa.73 9 x ta feet, $16
4x7 feet, $3.50 13 x t8 feet, $35
Also many intermediate sixes and
hsll runners.
reaponaingiy siw priwoo. iuhuhi,
India Moodji Rugs.g x ia ft., $xa Japanese Straw Rugs, 9 x ia ft., $
Kee Chong Rugs, from China, made of sea grass, exceptionally artistic
6x9 ft., $7; 8 x 10 ft., $10.50; 9 x za ft, $15.
Any of tha above rugm combine harmoniotufy with Vantine' $ Hour Glass Rattan
Furniture, made to our order in Canton, China. Write for booklet.
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Long Lost Old Sol Has Brushed the Clouds
Away; Let's All Cheer Up and Follow Suit
And speaking of SUITS:
Smith-Gray business and "getting-around" sack suits: Take a good
look at 'em to-day and not later. They are sunny and springy, tailored
in our grand manner and keen as knife blades. Just because it's been
raining a few in these parts is no reason for getting despondent and
forgetting yourself.
Our prices and our styles will set you remembering yourself and your
wardrobe emptiness. Look at yourself in a Smith-Gray suit and
celebrate the sunshine:
$18, $20, $22, $25 and some climbers at $30, $35, $40 and $45.
"Seeing 's believing."
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Specials
At "The Linen Store"
The following goods will be offered at both the 23d
and 34th street stores for Friday and Saturday.
$1.75, French Chemises; hand em
broidered, scalloped and Swiss medallions.
$2.50. Voile Waists: regular price $3.50.
Dutch Neck, long sleeves, double frill, collar and cuffs
piped with Copenhagen Blue, Nell Rose or Amber,
crystal buttons, size 34 to 40.
15c each, Ladies' Handkerchiefs;
regular price 25c. each. A lot of 300 dozen good qual
ity Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and em
broidered, lace trimmed, or in cross bar effects.
$7.50, Irish Linen Robes; regular value
$15.00 to $20.00. Some hand-embroidered only,
others with Cluny and Irish Lace Medallions.
50c, Bulgarian Collars and Jabots,
Hand-embroidered and trimmed with real Cluny
Lace on Voile, Batiste and Crepe.
Ladies' Hosiery Light weight, seasonable
goods of Boot silk 25c., regular price 35c.; of Lisle
and Boot Silk 35c., regular value 50c.; Pure Silk at
$1.00, regular value $1.50 a pair.
James McCutcheon 8s Co.,
5th Ave., 33d & 34th Sts. and
14 West 23d Street.
This Week at all 230 James Butler Inc. Stores
AN HATTAK I
CLOAK. SUIWUR tN
SfeSIXTn AVE I 1
Suit Reductions
THAT AFFORD AN
OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE A SUIT
OF THE VERY HIGHEST
CHARACTER
ATA REMARKABLE
PRICE
Reduced
To-Morrow to
15.00
Former Prices
p " $35.00
$25 COATS at $10
Handsome Spring Coats and Wraps in t f
the nenv drapta effects; materials are P J J
moire ana nponge ;
s
Shoe Style Yes
but with comfort
By making an inner sole of $qft, springy lamb's wool
with a fine calfskin covering we have made the most
comfortable shoe in the world.
Your mind will be at ease, as well as your feet, in the
I1 S38R Shoe
Keeps your feet free from corns and callous and
at normal temperature.
The shoe for the foot-weary.
All irtylet For Urn anil Wamrn.
DR. A. REED CUSHION SHOE CO.
36th St. and Broadway
240 Broadway -tJtCa
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BROADWAY AT WARREN ST. - NEW YORK 5' AV., BET. 27T" ft 28" STS.
fULTON ST., AT FLATBUSH AV., BROOKLYN BROADWAY AT BEDFORD AV.
inmiiiiiiijl
MITCHELL THE TAILOR
FROM BOSTON
40TH ST. AND BROADWAY
Spring Sale of
WRITING PAPER
In whit or tho latest rmhln;il f ahexlea
20c to $1.25 a Box
BJggBJ
Engraving, Printing and Die Stamping
. I till i lie) oi i nr. urr mi siaiium r taji oo
haml at M rata.
Brian! Park Art and Stationary Shop
if Waal 414 Street, N. Y. Calf
tomes Finished Complete
3 Rooms at MU.tffi
4 $74.98
5 S124.98
Credit Terms
v3.00 Down on ISO Worth
i5.00 " $75
7.50 1100
Open Haturear Keealag CaUl 10.
Sunday World Wants
Work Monday Wonders.
mrsrermw'srwB--sMMmmm
Granulated
I Sugar
V 021U
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4fJUe7
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ssm mm -uu
15SEqgs25
Maine's Choicest Nothing Better at Any Price
Essie Sugar Corn
and-
Various
Brands
Can
Tomatoes
91 3 25
No. 3
Cans
Prunes, New Fruit
Rice.CK AnandGood
Best Creamery Butter.
Print Butter. Fmboui Belle Brook, each 39c
3 17
n-.li and OUC
New; lb 0 f
EggS. Empire Br!ini,frr:sh arrivals, dozen. . 25
East View Eggs, New Laid, dozen 29
Sold in Sealed Cartons only. Kvery egc guaranteed.
Potatoes. 6 it 10? 15 lb. Peck. 25c
New Potatoes, Florida's Finest, ft lbs, 19c
LemOnS, Large, juicy. Messinas, do., 19
Pears. Ormonde Castle, large sanitary can 10
Salmon, Touring Car Brand. 1 lb. tall can 15
Milk at Cost
Rich and Pure Fresh Made in Sanitary Cans.
Butler's Condensed Milk can. 8c; 3 cans 23c
Shawnee Condensed Milk can, 8c; 3 cans 23c
Liberty Condensed Milk full sized can. 9c; 3 cans 25c
Essie Milk, Richest and Best for Babies can 10c
Evaporated Milk, in tall 10c cans, each 8c; 3 cans 23c
The Famous BeUe Brook Brand thicker than cream
Our Popular Premium Coffee Sale runs the whole week
Choicest Coffees
At
25c
a pound,
stamps
FREE
At
30c
a pound.
M. a9 stamps
FREE
At
35c
a pound.
evVsttnpi
FREE
At
38c
a pound.
Ovstian
FREE
Sold in the Bean or Ground to Suit
Try any or all of these blends and get coffee satisfaction.
Stamps FREE with 1-lb.
fSl-eaam Formosa - Oolong, Imiia-Cevlon,
Z(Xe Kugliab UrraUust or Mixed, for MW
100
Golden Crisps, Royal Lunch L
Grflll9IIISa,re8h ,rom No""1 iiwsit Co.. ) a,M
At All 128 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores
V aft aft a" Stamps KREK With full Quurt Bottle of 5J
1 00 Old Cabinet Rye Whiskey, 1
Sandeman's Port, enricler ) Bot- lgsfRe
Duff Gordon Sherry, & I U
Wilson & Hunter Whiskey, LI. 79c
Imperial Rye Whiskey, h -gallon jug,
California Sauterne, ig botue,
At All 28 James Butler Inc. Meat Markets
Legs of Spring Lamb, pei. ib. 19
Legs of Milk Fed Veal ib 18c
Shoulders of Milk Fed Veal .n, 18
Breast of Milk Fed Veal ib 16c
Rib or Loin Veal Chops 20c
Choice Pork Chops ib 20
Loin of Roasting Pork n, 18C
Roasting Chickens, choice selected . ib. 23c
New Store Opens This Morning
1687 Lexington Ave., Cor. 106 St.
A cordial invitation Is extended to every housekeeper fh
this part of Mimhattun (o visit the new store, and take ad
vantage of our low prion and the many "Extra Opening
Specials" that we offer there this week.
Double frK Stamps Monday A Wednesday